- VAT rate in Finland will be increased by 1.5 percentage points in 2025
- The government aims to reverse unfavorable economic trends and reduce the country’s current debt
- Emphasis will also be placed on employment, citizen safety, and improving the knowledge and competence of government officials
- The increase in VAT rate is intended to stimulate economic growth and balance the economy
- Government finances have deteriorated recently, making it necessary to raise VAT to avoid high public debt
- Measures will not affect key aspects of Finland such as employment, safety, knowledge, and competencies
- Investments will be made in education, research and development, and childcare services.
Source: eurofiscalis.com
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